What pedals do you use?

[shimmilou]

I never owned separate pedals, didn't want to go down that rabbit hole, and didn't care for the hassle of extra equipment to carry anyway. I have used a few multi-effects units, but they have their own hassles, especially trying to remember the settings and the dance to get to each. Then I found this, which is a multi-effects unit but also has separate sections, each has multiple assignable choices for the type of pedal you want, so it is like a pedal board on which you can easily change pedals, up to 8 total at one time, counting the vol/wah pedal, which is also assignable to effects. I use it like a pedal board having; Amp model (EQ), compression, chorus, distortion, flanger, reverb, delay and vol/wah, each independently switchable. This is perfect for me.

 

[SteveGlitch]

I never owned separate pedals, didn't want to go down that rabbit hole, and didn't care for the hassle of extra equipment to carry anyway. I have used a few multi-effects units, but they have their own hassles, especially trying to remember the settings and the dance to get to each. Then I found this, which is a multi-effects unit but also has separate sections, each has multiple assignable choices for the type of pedal you want, so it is like a pedal board on which you can easily change pedals, up to 8 total at one time, counting the vol/wah pedal, which is also assignable to effects. I use it like a pedal board having; Amp model (EQ), compression, chorus, distortion, flanger, reverb, delay and vol/wah, each independently switchable. This is perfect for me.

In short, you were looking for a multi fx pedal with analog style controls

 

[SteveGlitch]

I never owned separate pedals, didn't want to go down that rabbit hole, and didn't care for the hassle of extra equipment to carry anyway. I have used a few multi-effects units, but they have their own hassles, especially trying to remember the settings and the dance to get to each. Then I found this, which is a multi-effects unit but also has separate sections, each has multiple assignable choices for the type of pedal you want, so it is like a pedal board on which you can easily change pedals, up to 8 total at one time, counting the vol/wah pedal, which is also assignable to effects. I use it like a pedal board having; Amp model (EQ), compression, chorus, distortion, flanger, reverb, delay and vol/wah, each independently switchable. This is perfect for me.

The Boss Multi-FX pedals are cool. Even though I have the Helix and Pod Go, if I could turn back time and just get something like that Boss ME, I would.

Ultimately I found the Helix and Pod Go limiting (not lacking). The ME looks like it wouldn't have those issues!

 

[mixmkr]

Helix nowadays but it used to be a Rat and a wah

 

[SteveGlitch]

Santana's new signature pedal just came out... might go well with my set-up, seeing that I own a Santana SE with Framton PE pickups

Super Natural

The Super Natural Overdrive is crafted to capture the signature tones of guitarist Santana . This pedal delivers the warm, saturated overdrive that defined his sound from the smooth sustain, dynamic response, and expressive textures that fuels his iconic playing. His tones are fat - articulate...

www.mlapedals.com

They seem super excited about being able to finally release it. I haven't ordered one yet, on the fence about it. Been meaning to give this company a try.

 

[SteveGlitch]

I went ahead and ordered the new Santana signature pedal lol I guess you could say I couldn't resist. I also ordered their Dickey Betts tribute pedal, because it interested me ever before it released. We'll see how it goes!

 

[SteveGlitch]

Cash grabs or just good ol' paddlers?

Catalinbread came out with 2 new pedals:

A Fuzz Face clone and a Tube Screamer clone, albeit, that both these are highly modified and have unique features that set them apart...

I suggest listening to a sound sample.

I ordered the Sidearm, which is the 70's style Tube Screamer. I love what I hear on the demo, definitely not Tube screamery by any means. Kinda reminds me of the Moxie which was a Tube Screamer clone as well but like the Sidearm, had unique features. The Sidearm should be arriving tomorrow...

You decide.

 

[64 Tele]

Yet another Show Your Pedalboard thread

Do these things ever stay still? I tried a completely different approach than usual for a gig tonight. Not sure I like my delay being before the volume pedal — I usually have one after it for swells and stuff, but I can do them from the guitar volume anyway. Broadcast (Germanium) —> Thorpy...

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PolyTune tuner (w/buffer), MXR DynaComp, Boss 59 Bassman, EP Booster, Hot Box Dual Drive (KOT clone), Neo Ventilator (original big as a house pedal) on my main board.
Korg Pitchback tuner, Boss 59 Bassman, Timmy, Mosaic (12 string effect) and Mooer ReEcho on my smaller board.

 

[SteveGlitch]

12 hours of playing Catalinbread's new Transparent Tube Screamer, it's pretty sweet!

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[PAFF64]

DGT Grissom -> TC Polytune -> Barber Tone Press -> Mojo Hand Rook -> Baber Direct Drive -> PastFX Elastic Matress -> Analogman Chorus -> EP Booster -> PettyJohn Gold @ 18 volts -> Strymon El Capistan -> Mesa Rectoverb 25
I mostly play rhythm in my band and get bored pretty quick, just playing standard rock/blues rhythms (2 guitars). So, I like to play around with different tones, inversions, triads, widespread chords, just to try to spice things up a bit. Make the band sound bigger than it is.

 

[bodia]

Cash grabs or just good ol' paddlers?

Catalinbread came out with 2 new pedals:

A Fuzz Face clone and a Tube Screamer clone, albeit, that both these are highly modified and have unique features that set them apart...

I suggest listening to a sound sample.

I ordered the Sidearm, which is the 70's style Tube Screamer. I love what I hear on the demo, definitely not Tube screamery by any means. Kinda reminds me of the Moxie which was a Tube Screamer clone as well but like the Sidearm, had unique features. The Sidearm should be arriving tomorrow...

You decide.

I dig Brett. He does great reviews.